The Custard Cup household gains a foster infant
Mrs. Penfield contemplates added duties as she welcomes a baby to the Custard Cup household. Crink reports a tragic baby abandonment rumor at the store, sparking the Penfields to consider fostering the infant while maintaining their expanding home life and plans for their own children.
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Jink
Crink
Mrs. Penfield
Penzie
Lettia
Gully
Pentie
Lettie
Mra. Penfield
Nurse Declares Tanlac a Perfect Remedy
Mrs. I A Borden of Seattle a nurse with Chicago hospital training testifies Tanlac best for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. She cites two cases a woman releived after six bottles and a man put to work after three bottles. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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I. A. Borden
Pontius Ave
Seattle
Wash
Taniac
Castoria Endorsed As Safe Teething Remedy Across Generations
For over 30 years mothers have trusted Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It contains no narcotics and carries proven directions on every package. Physicians recommend it and the genuine bottle bears a distinctive signature.
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Fletcher
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Calm Baby Skin
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for infant skin care. It highlights Cuticura Soap for hot baths, Cuticura Ointment for irritation, and Cuticura Talcum dusting powder as essential parts of a routine to soothe red rough itching, framed as a trusted household remedy.
France to Subsidize Movies through Cinema Committee
France will back the film industry via a new state subsid y and the creation of the Comite Francaise du cinema by the minister of public instruction. Paul Leon, director of fine arts, serves as president of the committee with the minister as honorary head.
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France
Comite Francaise du Cinema
Vainest Bird at Kew Gardens Poses for Photos
A heron at Kew Gardens England is described as the vainest bird alive It loves to be photographed and will pose and chase the camera owner after ten shots The tale contrasts the bird's vanity with the idea that some statesmen prefer obscurity through the ages
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Kew Gardens
England
Swamp Root Kidney Ailments Ad extremis
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney ailments. It claims the product is a gentle healing vegetable compound with quick, noticeable effects and urges readers to start treatment promptly. It notes availability in two bottle sizes at drug stores and offers a test option by sending tenents to the doctor.
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Kilmer
Sire
Iti Ure
Ruinous Measure of Speech Remains in Debate
A terse editorial note hints that taming speech requires first taming thoughts. The author muses that if a speaker ran a grocery, her word flow would bankrupt her enterprise, underscoring the link between speech restraint and prudent action.
Harrogate Spring Water Supplying Horses At Doncaster
A well known English horse trainer waters his ailing horses at Doncaster with Harrogate springs water, despite ridiculing friends. The note recalls that Epsom salts also trace to a spring near Epsom racecourse and hints at possible significance of water origins for equine health.
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Doncaster
Harrowgate
Epsom
Remedy in Her Hands Script Echoes Dignity Quote
A terse dialogue fragment features a character regretting poverty and another name Boston Tran. The line “Dignity carried to excess becomes a chronic disease” frames the exchange as a sharp social meditation. The brief piece reads like a street theater aside or a script excerpt.
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Gotrox
Boston Tran
Dig New Bed for Isar River in Bavaria Project
Bavaria plans to alter the Middle Isar to develop hydropower with an annual output near 480 million watch years and a resulting saving of 500000 tons of coal. In the river excavation about 7000 men are employed to dig the new channel.
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Isar
Bavaria
Dope Case in Frisco Tests Self Incrimination Rights
Officials pumped the stomach of a suspected drug dealer in Frisco to check for swallowed contraband. The man now contends his rights against self incrimination were violated by the compelled medical procedure. A second man reflects on why the matter unsettles him.
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Frisco
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